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# Migrating from other tools

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We actually recommend starting fresh with Ellie, but if you want to migrate over your existing data from other tools here are ways we make this easier
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## Sunsama

If you are a Sunsama user, Ellie allows you to migrate your existing data via the Sunsama CSV import -> Ellie import tab on the settings page

To do this:

1. In Sunsama, Go to Settings -> Account Management and click “Export my data” to download a CSV
2. In Ellie, Go to Settinngs -> Import Data -> Sunsama and follow the instructions

We will import your tasks give you the option to map your Sunsama channels to Ellie labels (or create new labels). 

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## CSV Import

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This is coming soon!
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## Todoist Import

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This is coming soon!
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